Minister for Police and Corrective Services and Minister for Fire and Emergency Services the Honourable Mark Ryan MP joined Acting Assistant Commissioner Stephen Dabinett today to launch the Queensland Police Service (QPS) Police Dog Service Monument.
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Read MoreSix sport and recreation clubs in the Morayfield electorate will benefit from Round Two of Queensland’s COVID SAFE Active Clubs Kickstart program.
Read MoreThe Palaszczuk Government will introduce the toughest parole laws in the nation so that a person convicted of killing a child and serving a life sentence or a person convicted of multiple murders and serving a life sentence can be blocked from obtaining parole, keeping them behind bars for longer, and shielding the families of victims from further trauma.
Read MoreMinister for Corrective Services Mark Ryan said jobs, safety and security would receive a significant boost in the State Budget with more than $1 billion allocated to Queensland Corrective Services for 2021-22, an increase of $32.2 million on the last financial year.
Read MoreThe Palaszczuk Government has delivered a record $2.86 billion Police Budget for 2021-22 to support police in keeping communities safe across Queensland.
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